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Analyst sees liquidation event as a key buying opportunity as ETFs and rate cuts drive next rally Despite a record $19 billion crypto market crash, Standard Chartered’s head of digital assets research Geoff Kendrick believes Bitcoin (BTC) is poised to reach $200,000 by year-end — calling the recent turmoil a “buying opportunity” for long-term investors.\ The massive liquidation event on October 10 sent Bitcoin plunging to $104,000, its lowest level in four months. Yet, as markets begin to stabilize, Kendrick says the pullback could serve as the foundation for the next major rally. “My official forecast is $200,000 by the…

Binance Coin faces a sharp correction after reaching new yearly highs, but technical indicators suggest that the overall uptrend remains intact above key support zones. Binance Coin (BNB), the native token of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has experienced a notable pullback to around $1,050, cooling off after an impressive multi-week rally that took it close to its all-time high (ATH) of $1,371. Despite the short-term weakness, technical charts indicate potential stabilization near crucial support levels that could define the next directional move. BNB’s price action shows that after a strong breakout from an ascending channel formed since early May,…

Analysts say Japan’s shift toward easing could trigger a surge in Bitcoin and global risk assets Japan’s newly appointed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has announced a sweeping economic stimulus package aimed at curbing inflation and supporting households, a move that some analysts — including BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes — believe could ignite a powerful rally in Bitcoin. The package includes subsidies for electricity and gas, regional grants, and incentives for small and medium-sized businesses to raise wages. The government’s goal is to alleviate pressure on consumers while sustaining growth — but for Hayes, it signals something else entirely. Stimulus Sparks…

Crypto prime brokerage FalconX has announced the acquisition of 21Shares, the world’s largest issuer of crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs), in a move that underscores the accelerating convergence between traditional finance and digital asset markets. According to the announcement, both firms will collaborate to create regulated digital asset investment products aimed at institutional and retail investors across major global markets. The acquisition combines FalconX’s $2 trillion trading infrastructure and network of over 2,000 institutional clients with 21Shares’ expertise in ETP design, management, and distribution. While the financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed, industry analysts say the deal could significantly…

Massachusetts senator says the GENIUS Act leaves gaps that could expose consumers and the financial system to major threats Senator Elizabeth Warren has sharply criticized the Guiding and Establishing Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, calling it a “light-touch regulatory framework for crypto banks” and warning that it fails to protect against conflicts of interest tied to President Donald Trump’s business connections in the crypto sector. In a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Warren — the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee — urged the Treasury Department to take a tougher stance as it implements the law, which…

Hong Kong, India, and Australia tighten oversight on companies seeking to hold large crypto reserves as Japan remains open to digital asset strategies Major stock exchanges across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region are tightening scrutiny of Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) strategies, signaling growing regulatory caution toward listed firms accumulating large cryptocurrency holdings. According to recent reports, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has challenged at least five companies over plans to convert substantial portions of their assets into crypto. The pushback stems from existing exchange rules that restrict companies from becoming “cash companies,” or entities primarily holding liquid assets without active…

After months of volatile trading, Dogecoin’s price nears a key demand zone. Analysts weigh in on whether the popular meme coin can sustain its bullish structure or risk deeper correction. Dogecoin (DOGE) is once again testing a major support level near $0.19, sparking speculation among traders about its next move. The cryptocurrency, which surged earlier this year, now faces pressure amid broader market uncertainty. Technical patterns indicate a crucial inflection point where either a rebound or a further decline could unfold. Recent trading data shows that DOGE/USDT has been consolidating after breaking out of a descending channel pattern that dominated…

The approval of Hong Kong’s first Solana ETF reinforces the city’s growing dominance in digital asset regulation, widening the gap with the United States, which still lacks a similar product. Hong Kong has made another decisive move in the global crypto race by approving its first spot Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund (ETF) — a milestone that puts the city ahead of the United States in adopting regulated crypto investment products. The approval by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) signals Hong Kong’s continued commitment to becoming Asia’s digital asset hub, building on earlier spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF launches. According…

A 160,000 ETH move by the Ethereum Foundation triggers online scrutiny as executives clarify the transfer is part of a scheduled migration — not a sell-off. The Ethereum Foundation has come under renewed scrutiny after transferring 160,000 ETH, worth around $654 million, to a wallet previously linked with sales activity. While the organization insists the move was a routine wallet migration, the timing and market context have reignited discussions about transparency and governance within one of crypto’s most influential nonprofits. According to Arkham Intelligence, the transferred funds landed in a wallet historically associated with ETH sales, sparking speculation across social…

Technical analyst Peter Brandt sees historical echoes of the soybean market crash, but some experts argue Bitcoin’s rally still has room to grow. Bitcoin’s current price pattern is drawing comparisons to one of the most dramatic commodity cycles in history. According to veteran trader Peter Brandt, the world’s largest cryptocurrency may be repeating the 1970s soybean bubble, when soaring prices suddenly collapsed by half as market fundamentals shifted. In a recent analysis, Brandt noted that Bitcoin is forming a rare broadening top — a technical structure historically known for signaling market peaks. Bitcoin has fallen roughly 5.3% in the past…